What was reserved for Indians?

Can you drive through an Indian reservation?

no its reserved for the indians!

Can non-Indians hunt on usufructory Indian lands?

No. Those rights were reserved to the particular Native group that reserved them when they agreed to allow the Europeans to take control of the land.

Why were Indians put onto reserved land in Canada?

Because the government put them into there own native land where there people used to live in peace

What is the name for when the land gets set aside from Indians?

The land is called a "Reservation" because it is reserved for Indians (aka, and more accurately - Native Americans).

Region promised to indians for their home?

There are many different regions across the U.S.A. that are Reserved for Indian or Native American land. Those regions are where their reservations were established.

What is the name of the powers that the Constitution limits to the state governments?

reserved poweres

Did the Indians feel good about leaving their land?

No. They had perfect hunting grounds and watersupply, and now they're in a "reserved" piece of land. They were driven out of their homes and they certainly did'nt like it.

Reserved powers are those powers reserved for?

Reserved powers are those powers reserved for not reserved for- but granted to the states. The definition of reserved powers: All powers not expressed in the Constitution are granted to the states and called reserved powers.

What are reserved rights in regard to the relationship between Native American people and the US government?

As a general statement: Reserved rights were clauses in treaties between the US and the Indian tribe which reserved some portion of action, jurisdiction, land use and things of that nature. As a small and very incomplete example: The Delaware Treaty of 1782 reserved: (loosly quoted) "That any offender against the other people will be held and turned over to their respective government, where they will be tried by a jury of half Indians and half whites with two judges, one Indian and one white.." Basically this reservation was that any offender was to be surrendered to his government, and then tried by a mixed court. The Treaty of Red Crossing 1863 reserved: (loosly quoted) "That the waterways and railheads, in the aforementioned boundaries, shall be under the authority and control of the United States except that the Indians will have full rights of travel and no impediment to fish those waterways..." Basically these reservations were that the area described belonged to the Indians except for the rivers and train lines, but that no restriction was put on the Indians for fishing. There is one other key involvement in the reservation of rights. The US Government restricted states, individuals, and companies from dealing directly with Indians in any fashion without the approval of the US Government.

What is an anagram for reserved?

Reversed is a anagram for reserved.

Which is not an example of the national governments delegated powers?

Reserved powers.

What are the delegated-reserved and concurrent powers?

reserved powers are powers reserved to the state Delegated powers are powers reserved to the federal government and Concurrent powers are powers reserved to both state and federal government